RIFLE-SHOOTING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15521, 31 January 1914, Page 11

RIFLE-SHOOTING.

CONCLUSION OF MEETING.

FAVOURABLE CONDITIONS.

PRIVATE T- L. LEE CHAMPION

The Auckland District Rifle Association's third annual prize meeting was concluded yesterday on the Penrose Range, under conditions much more favourable than those obtaining on the opening day, although they were still far from being all that could be desired. During the whole day a strong ■ south-west breeze blew across the range, and this several times brought up showers of rain.

The principal match of the day was the shoot-off for the district championship, carrying with it the Campbell Belt and the Logan Campbell medal. Only the '20 highest scorers in the aggregate matches were eligible to shoot for this honour. This year's champion proved to be Private T. L. Lee, ot the 16th (Waikato) Regiment, who is only 18 years of age. The shoot-off at 500 yds elicited much interest, 15 contestants presenting themselves. In the rapid fire the champion made 42 out of a possible 50, scoring three bulls, six inners, and one magpie, his time, including loading, being 50s. Captain Atkinson also shot very well, equalling Lee's total of 71. .

The Grammar School Cadets again annexed the Campbell Vase, defeating last year's holders, the Technical College Cadets. 6

At the close of the meeting the distribution of trophies and first prize moneys was made by Lieutenant-Colonel W. U. Braithwaite, D.5.0., general staff officer of the Auckland district. He congratulated the champion, saying that the latter's remarkable shooting performances had earned the esteem of everyone present at the meeting. He remarked that such superiority could only be the result of unlimited keenness and keeping fit. The handsome belt was'then put on the winner, the medal pinned on his tunic, and those present gave him three cheers. The following are the scores in detail MATCH No. 3. — Territorials and General I raining Section: (a) Application, Target first-class figure, seven rounds and one Bißbter in Idm: (b) Rapid, 10 rounds in 'J™- , lh . lß match was to have been fired at i 500 yds, but owing to the high wind on the i lirst day blowing down the 6£t by 6ft < targets, the distance had to be reduced to < 300 yds, the target for which is 4ff by 4ft. < Tl ' Col.-Sergt. Mcßae, 15th Regt., £2, 30, 39 69 ' {j'll'-W-.J. Cox, 3rd Regt. £1 10s, 27, 39 66 '' u*\ T mi*- Lee ' 16th. Regt., £1, 33, 33 ... 66 ' Sergt. Thompson, 3rd M.R., 15s, 30, 85 ... 65 i Corpl. A , R. Erickson, 11th Co., 10s, 32,33 65 Sergt. N. P. Clark, King's College 8. Cadets, 7s 6d, 25, 39 64 Sergt. H. J. Bruce. 6th ltegt., 7s 6d, 22,41 63 ! Corpl. F. J. Weir, 3rd M.R., 6s, 28, 35 ... 63 ! Sergt. A. Flynn, 3rd Regt., 6s, 31, 32 ... 63 ! Sergt. J. W. Johnston, 6th Regt., ss, 27, 85 62 Col.-Sergt. C. Harris, 3rd Regt., ss, 28, 34 62 ! g 4 G. Devore, 3rd Regt., 6s, 34, 27 ... 61 ] Sergt. T. H. Waston, 3rd Regt., 6s, 34, 25 59 Lieut. L. H. Gillett, 16th Regt., ss, 24, 35 69 ! L.-Corpl. W. A. Jones, 18th Co., sb, 27, 82 59 ! Lieut.. W. Horn, 4th M.R., 6s, 28, 30 ... 58 ' Cadet C. Stokes, 24th Co., sp, 29, 29 ... 58 Pte. S. L. Bent, Div. Signal Co., ss, 30, 28 68 , A nl ,~ J - C - Morgan, 3rd M.R., 6b, 24, 33 57 , Cadet T. F. K. Mason, 15th Co.. 2s 6d, "25, 30 ... ~ ... '. 65 Sergt. H. R. Hill, 16th Co., 2s 6d, 27, 27... 54 Pte. Phillips, 3rd M.R., 2s 6d, 26, 27 ... 63 , Pte. Johanseen, No. 3 F Co. Engineers. „ - 2s 6d, 23. 29 . 52 Corpl. H.B. Gebbio. 18th Co., 2s 6d, 28, 23 52 Corpl. L. Champion, 16th Regt., 2a 6d, 24, 27 ..... 61 , Sergt. C. Wily, Kings Col. Cadets, 2s 6d'. 26,- 25 ... . ..; 61 , Sergt. R. S. Alford, 11th Co., 2s 6d, 24, 27 51 Corpl. R. Winter, 2nd Co., 2s 3d, 27. 24 61 Pte. «C. Mayes. 16th Regt.. 2s 6d. 29. 22 ... 61 Corpl. G. B. Hull. 72nd Co., 2s 6d. 24. 26 50 Pte. McDonald. 4th M.R., 2's 6d, 29. 21.. 60 Pt. J. Trie, 16th Regt.,' 2s 6d. SO, 20 .. 60 Corpl. N. Gebbie, 18th Co., 2s 6d, 26, 25 49 Cadet A. Wallace. 7tb Co., 2s 6d, 27, 22 49 Pte. W. R. Perkins, 16th Regt., 2s 6d, 27,'22 .49 Sergt. McCall, No. 4 Co., 2s 6d, 28, 21 „ 49 Lieut. G. H. Woolley. 3rd Regt., 2s 6d, 29, 20 .... .... 49 Sergt. S. Walker. 18th Co., 2s 6d, 31, 18 ', 49 Pte. R. Prangley, 16th Regt., 2s 6d, 27, 21 48 MATCH No. 9.—Championship Grand Aggregate. The 20 highest scorers in the aggregate matches (1, 2, 3. and 7), to shoot off at 600 yds. (a) Application, seven rounds and one sighter, time 8m; (b) rapid.' 10. rounds and one sighter, to be loaded . and .fired in one minute. • The winner annexes the Campbell Belt and the Logan Campbell Medal. The first column of figures represents toe total score at 500 yds. Prise money was allotted only to those , competitors ,who fired in matches 1. 2. and 3.' Tl Pte- T. L Lee,, 16th Regt., £2 10s, 71.. 283 %%*■ I- & Yeo, A.C.R.C., £2 10s, 64.. 270 «? fl 2- £* P - White, A.C.R.C., £2 10s, 69.. 261 Sergt. Watson, 3rd Regiment, £2 10s, 68.. 261 Sergt. Plrnn, A.C.D.1.D., £1, 68 .. .. 259 X at -< M,r Atkinson. 3rd Regt., £1, 71.. 255 Q.M.-Sergt. W. J. Morgan, 3rd M.R., • , £1, 69 055 Rflm.W. Cox, A.C.R.C.. £1, 65 .. .'. 253 Pte. G. Devore, 3rd Regt., 10s, 64 .. 247 Col.-Sergt. Mcßae, 15th Regt., 10s, 66 .. 245 Pte.-S.-li. Bent. D.S.C.. 10s, 49 .. .. 241 Sergt. Walker,. 18th Co., 10b, 54 233 Corpl. A. R. Erickson, 11th Co., 10s, 49.. 231 Cadet A. Wallace, 7th Co., 10s, 50 .. 227 MATCH No.7.—Grand aggregate, open to allcomers. The first column of figures gives the score for match 4, the second for match 5, and the third for match 6. The first prize-winner also receives a trophy presented by Mr. J. Anderson, in the shape .of a handsome salad bowl. Tl Pte. T. L. Lee. 16th Regt;. £3, 80, 66. 66 212 Rflm. J. C. Yeo. A.C.B.C\, £1 10s. 73, 65, 68 206 M mW - , C< & A.C.R.C.. £1, 78. 52. 68 '.'. 198 Q.M.-Sergt. W. J. Morgan. 3rd M.R.. £1. 71, 62, 63 log Rflm. J. P. White. A.C.R.C, £1. 78. 44! 70 . . ' . . . . 192 Pte. S. L..Bent. D.S. Co., 158, 79,'59. 58 192 Sergt. A. Plynn. 3rd Regt., 15s, 71, 57, 63 191 Sept. Thompson. 3rd MR., 16s, 66, 58. 66 189 ivS" §" v ead, « R - C - B 'T, 74 ' 61 « 51186 Cant. M. N. Atkinson. 3rd Regt., 10s, .76, 38, 70 .. . jai Rflm. A. Patrick. A.CR.C., 10s, 64,' 56, 6i 181 Sergt. Walker. 18th Co.. 10s. 75. 65, 49 179 Col.-Sergt. Mcßae. 15th Regt., 10s. 67. 48 69 . . . . , . . , , I 170 Corpl. V- Weir. 3rd M.R., 10s, 61,' 54. 63 178 Pte. G. Devore. 3rd Regt;, 10s, 71, 46 61 178 Corpl. H. B. Gebbie, 18th Co., ss, 68. 67. 62 177 Major R. G. Cox. 3rd Regt., 6s. 74. 40, 69 173 Sergt. Clark. K.C.C., 6s. 61, 45, 64 .! 170 fe eU >-r H r rn .' ith MR " 6s, 74. 87. 68 169 Capt T . Kretschmar. 18th Co., A.S.C.. 6s. 70, 38, 59 . . , , IJI7 Lieut. W. J. Cox. 3rd Regt.,' ss, 68.'33. 66 167 Sergt \h Alford^ Co.. S8 ' 69', 46 51 166 Lieut, Atkinson. 37th Co.. ss. 63. 48. 52 163 Sergt. C. Wily K.C.3.C.. ss, 74/36. 51 161 Uva i o Hnbbard - M.G.S.. 6th Regt. 6s. Do, do, 64 igi MATCH. No 14.—Senior Cadets only. ■ (a) Grouping, five rounds; (b) vanishing, five rounds; (c) application, five rounds: (d) rapid, 10 rounds. Distance, 25yds Tl. et o ?• Wily. King's College. £1 10s .. 114 Col.-Sgt. T. Hetet, 24th Co., £1 .. .. 112 Cadet P. Trewby, Ist Co., 15s .. 108 Cadet L. Webber, 78th Co.. 10s .. " 107 Cadet H. Laver. 73rd Co., 7s 6d .. " 107 Cadet J. McMicken, 73rd Co., 7s 6d 105 Sergt. N. F. Clark, King's College, 55.. 104 Corp. N Gebbie, 18th Co., 5s .. 104 Sergt. Walker, 18th Co.. 5s . . .. 103 Corp. G. Paul, 11th Co., 5s .. ..103 Corp. A. R Ericksen, 11th Co., 6s . . 100 Cadet E. H. Wright. 14th Co., 5s ..99 Cadet A. N. Sheraon, 29th Co., 5a 98 Cadet P. C. Keeley, 78th Co., 5s .. .. 98 Corp. S. Wallingford, 14th Co., 5s ..98 Corp. Donovan, 24th Co., 5s .. .. 97 Cadet C. Stokes. 24th Co., 5s .. .. 97 Cadet F. G. Watson, 33rd Co.. 6s ..97 Cadet C. L. Malone, 7th Co., 2s 6d .. 97 Cadet E. F. Brightwell, Te Aroha, 2s 6d 96 Cadet M. J. John, 13th Co., 2s 6d .. 96 Cadet F. K. Mason, 15th Co., 2s 6d .. 95 Sergt. H. R. Hill, 14th Co., 2s 6d .. 95 Corp. P. Herrick, 63rd Co., is 6d .. .. 94 Sergt. Collinß. 49th Co., 2s 6d .. .. 94 Cadet L. Prangley, 85th Co., 2s 6d ..93 L.-Corp. W. A. Jones, 18th Co., 2s 6d .. 93 Corp. G. Buckworth, 24th Co., 2s 6d 93 Cadet H. Jackson, 37th Co., 2s 6d.. .. 92 Sergt. Harman, 73rd Co., 2s 6d .. .. 92 Sergt. McColl, 4th Co., 2s 6d .. 92 Cadet F. W. Chambers, 78th Co., 2s 6d 92 Serct. E. G. Ferriday, 11th Co., 2s 6d .. 92 Cadet W Roberston, 53rd Co., 2s 6d .. 92 Corp. King, 11th Co., 2s 6d 92 Cadet G. S. Mead. 18th Co., 2s 6d .. 91 Cadet Taylor, 11th Co , 2s 6d .. .. 91 Col.-Sergt. Fray, 29th Co.. 2s 6d .. .. 90 Counted Out: Bugler J. C. Morgan, 3rd M.R., 90; Corp. H. B. Gebbie, 18th Co., 90. MATCH No. 15.—-Senior cadets: Distance. 200ydR. (*) Application, seven rounds and one sighter; (b), rapid, five rounds and one sighter. Tl. Cadet F. K. Mason, 15th Co., £1, 10s, 35. 23 .. .. sfi Cadet C. Stokes. 24th Co., £1, 33. 23 ... 56 Sergt. N. F. Clark, King's College, 12a Gd. 34. 22 5G Sergt. Walker. 18th Co.. 12s 6d. 34. 22 ... 56 Corpl. G. Paul, 11th Co.. "s fid. 33, 22 .. 55 Cadet George.. 14th Co.. 7s 6d, 33, 22 ... 55 Col.-Sergt. T. Hetet, 24th Co., ss, 31.23 54 CoL-Sergt. Walnutt, 11th Co., ss, 32, 22 54 Corp. A. R. Erickson, Uth Co., ss, 33, 21 54 Sergt. C. Wily, King's College, ss, 32, 22 54 , Lance-Corp. W. A. Jones, 18th Co.. ss. 34 18 ... ... ... ... 62 Cadsi'L. Webb«; : '7Bth"Co., '«•, 29/ 93 Z U

Sergt McDougall, 15th Co.. ss, 30, 21 .. 61! Col. Sergt Fray, 29th Co., ss, 30, 21 ...' 51 njfc §• &'£ l % d ' nth Co.. ss. 52, 19 .. 51 Cadet P. C. Keeley, 78th Co., ss, 27. 23 ... 50 Cadet A. Wallace, 7th Co., 6u, -29, 21 ... 50 Sergt., Waygood, 37th Co., sb, 31, 19 ... 50 Sergt. H. R. Hill, 14th Co., 2s 6d, 31, 19 60 Cadet F. G. Watson. 55rd Co.. 2s 6d. ■ 33, 17 50 Corp. N. Gebbie, 18th Co., 2s 6d, 34, 16 ... 60 Sergt. Dickson. To Aroha. 2s 6d, 34, 16.. 50 Cadet F. W. Chambers, 73rd Co.. 2s 6d, 26, 23 49 Sergt. Leys, 9th Co., 2s 6d, 28 21 ... ... 49 Cadet E. Greensle.de sth Co., 2a 6d, 29, 20 49 Cadet E. H. Wright, 14th Co., 2s 6d, 29, 20 ... 49 Cadet C. L. Malone, 7th Co., 2s 6d, 29, 20 49 Cadet A. N. Sherson. 29th Co.. 2s 6d. 50, 19 49 Cadet R. E. D. Kinlock, 32nd Co., 2a 6d, 30, 19 ... 49

jrgt. Cadness, 84th Co.. 2s 6d, 30, 19 ... 49 adet T. Ernest, 11th Co., 2s 6d, 30, 19 ... 49 adet M. J. John, 13th Co.. 2s 6d. 51, 18 49 adet T. Rayner, 24th Co., 2s 6d, 31, 18 49 adet C. Taylor, 11th Co.. 2s 6d, 26. 21.. 47 adet G. S. Mead. 18th Co., 2s 6d, 28, 20 4S adet A. Woodhouse, 24th Co., 2b 6d, . 30, 18 ... 48

Cadet J. McMiken, 73rd Co., 2a 6d, 31, 17 48 Corp. Ensoll, 9th Co., 2s 6d, 32. 16 ..48 MATCH NO. 16.—Senior Cadets, . 200 yds: (a) .Timed application, 5 rounds, target re maining in view 10 seconds for each shot; (b) vanishing, figure 3 on pole, 5 rounds, 1( seconds for each shot. •Tl Sergt. S. Walker, 18th Co., £1 10s ... 5( L.-Corpl. W. A,. Jones, 18th Co., £1 ... 4! Sergt. R. 8. Alford, 11th Co., 15s ... 4S Sergt. C. Wily, King's College, 8s 9d ... 41 Sergt. H. R. HiH, 14th Co., 8a 9d ... 41 Corpl. N. Gebbie, 18th Co.. 7s 6d 4( Cadet C. L. Malone, 7th Co., 6s 4! Sergt. Woods, 18th Co., 5s 4' Segrt. Dickson, Te Aroha. 5s 4! Cadet P. K. Mason, 15th Co., 5s 4! Col.-Sergt. Fray, 29th Co., 5s 41 Cadet A. Coutanche, 37th Co., 5s 4! Corpl. J. Buckworth, 24th Co., 5s ... 4! Cadet P. C. Keeley, 78th Co., 5s 4! Cadet T. Ernest, 11th Co., 5s 4 Cadet G. S. Mead, 18th Co., 5s 4. Cadet C. Stokes, 24th Co., 5s ' 4: Cadet Robertson, 53rd Co., 5s 81 Cadet P. W. Chambers, 73rd Co., 2s Gd ... 31 Corpl. G. Paul. 11th Co., 2s 6d 31 Cadet W. Paterson, 78th Co., 2s 6d ... 31 Sergt. Waygood, 37th Co.. 2s 6d 3' Sergt. McCall, 4th Co., 2s 6d 3' Cadet T. Rayner. 24th Co., 2s 6d 3 Sergt. Lye, 9th Co., 2s 6d ... 3' L.-Corpl. S. Wallingford, 14th Co., 2s 6d 31 Sergt. R. Cadness. 84th Co., 2s 6d ... 81 Cadet George, 14th Co.. 2s 6d 81 Cadet L. Webber, 78th Co., 2s 6d 31 Cadet M. H. Otway, Grammar School, 2s 6d 3, Corpl. W. W. King. 11th Co., 2s 6d ... 3, Cadet .J McKearney, 78th Co.. 2s 6d ... 31 Corpl. Brooks, 88th Co.. 2s 6d 3i Cadet H. Armer, 78th Co., 2s 6d 3! | Corpl. R. Winter, 2nd Co.. 2s 6d 3 Corpl. Godkin, Thames Hisrh School, 2s 6d 3 L.-Corpl. A. Whitcomb, 34th Co., 2b 6d ... 3 Cadet E. Greenslade. sth Co., 2s Gd ... 3: Col.-Sergt. Walnutt, 11th Co., 2s 6d ... 3: Cadet E. Nicholson, 53rd Co.. 2s 6d ... 3! Counted out: Cadet C. R. Schofield, 13th ; Co 32 Prize list increased by ss. MATCH No. 17—Senior Cadets, 300 yds. (a Application, second-class target, rive round; and one sighter; (b) rapid, rive rounds ant one sighter. • Tl lergt. Walker, 18th Co., £1 10s .. .. -U Cadet P. C. Keeley, 78th Co., £1 .. .. 4! Corp. Paul, 11th Co., 15s 4J Cadet L. Webber, 78th Co., 10s .. .. 4! Cadet K. E. D. Kinloch, 32nd Co., 7s 6d 4! 3ergt. R. A. Alford, 11th Co.. 7s 6d .. 4( Cadet C. Stokes, 24th Co., 5s .. .. 4( 3ergt. Waygood, 87th Co., 6s .. .. 4< Corp. S. Wallingford, 14th Co., 5s .. 3! Dorp. A. R. Ericksen, nth Co., 5s .. 3i Dorp. King, 11th Co., 6s 3f Cadet C. L. Malone. 7th Co., 5s .. .. 31 Cadet H. Jackson, 37th Co., 5s .. .. 3f Cadet E. P. Bright-well, Te Aroha, 55.. 3: 3ergt. N. F. Clark, King's College, 5s .. 31 3ergt. R. Cadness. 84th Co., 6s .. .. 3( Cadet M. H. Otway, 5s 3( Cadet A. Wallace, 7th Co., 5s .. .. 3( 3ergt. Dickson, Te Aroha, 2s 6d .. .. 3( CoLrSergt. Fray.. 29th Co., 2s 6d .. .. SI Cadet H. Armer, 78th Co.. 2s 6d .. .. 3( 3ergt. Harman, 73rd Co., 2s 6d .. .. 3( Corp. R. Winter, 2nd Co., 2s 6d .. .. 3! L.-Corp. W. A. Jones, 18th Co.. 2s 6d .. 3! Sergt. H. R. Hill, 14th Co., 2s Gd ... 3! Corp. G. Milliken, 2s 6d '3' Cadet E. H. Wright, 14th Co., 2s 6d '.. * [i.-Corp. R. Reid. 68th Co.. 2s 6d .. .. & Cadet R A. Malone, 11th Co., 2s 6d .. 3' 3ergt. C. Wily, King's College, 2s 6d .. 3' Cadet W. Barker, 24th Co., 2s 63 . . . . 3! Cadet A. Woodhouse. 24th Co., 2s 6d . . 3! Cadet C. Entwistle, 78th Co., 2s 6d .. 8! Cadet T. Rayner. 24th Co., 2s 6d ..' .. 3! Cadet C. R. Sohofield. 13th Co.. 2s 6d .. 3! Cadet F. G. Watson. 33rd Co.. 2s 6d .. 3! 3ergt. Woods, 18th Co., 2s 6d .. .. 31 Dorp. K. O'Neil, Te Aroha. 2s 6d .. . . 31 Counted Out: Cadet L. Prangley, 85th Co. 31; Cadet A. N. Sherson, 29th Co.. 31. MATCH No. 18.—Senior Cadets' aggregate To the best 10 in matches 14, 15, 16, anc 17, a silver medal presented by th( National Defence, League. Also to th( best 20 who' have failed to win a mone: prize at the meeting, » cash prim. . 7 • j . Age Sergt. Walker, 18tK Co * silver medal *'.. 253 Sergt. C. Wily, 6th Co., silver medal .. 24! Corpl. J. Paul, 11th Co., silver medal .. 23! Cadet L. Webber, 78th Co., silver medal 23( Cadet C. Stokes, 24th' Co., silver medal .. 23. Cadet P. C. Keeley, 78th Co., silver medal 23; Cadet C. L. Malone, 7th Co., silver medal 22! Corpl. N. Gebbie, 18th Co., silver medal '22! L.-Corpl. W. L. Jones, 18th Co., silver medal -. 22! Sergt. R. S. Alford, 11th Co., tilver medal 22) Cadet H. Jackson, 57th Co., 2s Gd ..201 Cadet R. E. D. Kinlock, 32nd Co., 2s 6d 18! Cadet J. McKearney. 78th Co., 2o 6d .. 18Cadet W. Barker, 24th Co., 2s 6d .. .. 18! Corpl. J. Milligan, 2s 6d .. .. ..18! Bugler H. J. Crickett, 50th Co., 2s 6d.. 181 Cadet J. Dickson, 54th Co., 2s 6d .. 17! Cadet G. Roberts, 53rd Co., 2s 6d .. 17! Sergt. W. J. Collins, 49th Co., 2s 6d .. 17; Cadet S. Waldron, 53rd Co., 2s 6d .. 17( Sergt. A. J. Long, 37th Co., 2a 6d .. 16) Cadet N. Hutchinson, 85th Co., 2s 6d .. 16! Corpl. P. G. Dingley, 54th Co., 2s 6d.. 16! Col.-Sergt. Kennerley, 4th Co., 2s 6d .. 16! Cadet J. B. Wilkins, 84th Co., 2s 6d .. 16! Cadet E. MeConnell, 9th Co., 2s 6d .. 161 Cadet G. A. Marshall, 2b 6d .. .. 15f Cadet G. Going, 2a 6d 15! Cadet C. Jacobs, 74tb Co., 2s 6d .. .. 15"! Cadet Whitehouse, 9th Co., 2s 6d .. 16' MATCH No. , 19.— Campbell Vase. Oper to teams of six, from any company o< Senior Cadets in the Auckland District: First prize, the Campbell Vase and a gold ' medal to the captain and each member oi the team; - second prize, £1 16s. The best aggregates for Matches 14, 15, 16, and 17.

Agg. No. 11 Co. (Auckland Grammar School) 1289 No. 24 Co. (Technical College) 1250 No. 18 Co. (Auck. Senior Cadets) ... 1213 No. 78 Co. (Auck. Senior Cadets) ... 1208 No. 54 Co. (Auck. Senior Cadets) ... 1012 MATCH No. 21.— Fight: Teams of four Senior Cadets, under command of an officer. Distance, 160 yds. £ s d 18th*Company ... ... 210 0 53rd Company 2 0 0 11th Company (A Team) ■ 110 0 14th Company , ...16 0 MINIATURE RIFLE MATCH.— 25yds; open to all-comers; 7 rounds.

Tl. Sergt.-Maior A. C. Jameson, N.Z.P.S., £1 10s , 26 Bergt. Waygood, 37th Co., 15s 24 Pte. G. Devoro, 3rd Regt., 15s 24 Capt.. G. A. King, N.Z.S.C, 7s 6d ... 24 Capt. A. B. Morton, N.Z.8.C., 5s .., 24 Sergt. Flinn, A.C.D.1.D., 5s 24 Lieut. J. Hubbard, 6th Hat., 5s 23 Rflm. J. P. White, A.C.R.C., 5s 23 Rflm. W. Cox. A.C.R.C., 2s 6d 23 Cadet R. Reid, 24th Co.. 2s 6d .. .. 25 Rflm. J. Teo, A.C.R.C, 2s 6d 22 Pte. T. L. Lee, 16th Regt.. 2s 6d ... 22 Sergt. Thompson, 3rd MJJ., 2s 6d ... 22 PISTOL MATCH.—Distance, 20yds; open to all-comers; six shots with any kind of pistol or revolver. Tl. Caut. A. B. Morton. N.Z.S.C, £1 10s . . 23 Lieut. Atkinson. 3rd M.R., £1 . . . . 21 Lieut. Woolley. 3rd Rest., 7s 6d . . . . 18 CaDt. G. A. King. N.Z.S.C, 7s 6d . . 18 Pte. Howie, 6th Regt., 7s 6d . . . . 18 Maior R. G. Cox. 3rd Regt, 5s . . .. 18 Serst.-Major Manners, N.Z.P.S., 5s . . 17 Pte. G. Devore, 3rd Regt.. 5s 17 Sergt.-Major Beer. N.Z.P.S.. 2s 6d . . 16 Lieut. H. Peacock. N.Z.S.C, 2s 6d . . 16 Sergt. Watson, 3rd Regt., 2s 6d 16 Pte. Beasely, 3rd Regt., 2s 6d . . . . 15 Rflm. W. Cox, 3rd Regt., 2s 6d . . . . 14